Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 19, 1885, Page 3

NEBRASEA Nafiml Bkl OMAHA. NEBRASKA. 8350 oCY 5,00, PAID UP CAPITAL BURPLUS MAY]1, 1885 ORFIONRS: H W, Yarm, A, B, TovzaLm, President Vice Prosident. W,V.Monse, Jxo0,8.0otuins, Lewis 8, Rexo W. H, 8. Hughes, Oashier. BANKING OFFIOR! The Iron Bank, OOR. 12th AND FARNAM STS, A General Banking Busi- ness Transacted. FINANCE AND_COMMERGE. NFINANTIAT, Naw ¥onx, August 18.~-MoNeY—On call ensy at 1} per cont. Priye PAPER —4@5 per cent. EXOHANGE Biris—(Quiet and unchanged. GoverNyeNTS—Dull, heavy and strong. 8rocks—There was heavy realizing ‘at Oata—Lower and fairly active; raceipts, 244, exports, 9,000 bu; mixed western, 82@350; white wastern. §7@42c. Petrolenm—TFirm; united closed at ¥0c. Fage—Steady aud demand fair; western, 13)@14e. Pork—Dull; mess, on spot, $11.00, Lard—Moderate and trade steady; contract grade apot, 86 574; October, £6.65@6.63, Butter—Firm with fair inqairy; western, 20@204c, !Chcnnu ~Dull and essy; western flat, 4@ e, KANSAS CITY, Kaxsas City, Mo., Avgust 15, —Wheat — Lower: cash, 71jc_bid, 71ic asked; Septem ber, 73}c, October, T54@ 763, orn—Lowers oash, 833 bid, 835 asked; Sentember, 33%c; Octobor, 80 asked. Oats —Higher at 23c. BT, LOUIS, 81, Lovts, Mo, Avugust 18,—Wheat— Active, but unsettled and lower; closad §@dc under vesta-day: 913@92}c, cash; 01fc, Au guat; 9240, October, Qorn — Cash lower; options better; 42}@44o, cash; 42}c, August; 42fs, September; 404c, October, Oats—Lower; 23 &23}c cash bid for August; 22 bid for Septembar, Rye - bbe bid, Whisky—Steady at §'.13, Butter—Steady; creamery, 17@22c; dairy 12@18c, Afternoon board, —Wheat excited and high- er; Augnet closed 92c; September, 93} Octobar, 95} Corn—Highsr; Octobar, 408c bid; the year, 341@84]o. Oats—Dull but firm, TOLEDO. Toreno, August 18, —Wheat: steady; No, 2 cash and August, § Corn— Neglected; N cash, 464c. Oats—Steady; cash, 26jc. LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Auguat No. 2 winter, 61 11d; No, 2 spring, 63 103d. Corn—Dull; spot, 43 04d; August, 48 September, 43 64d | — LIVE STO0K, the opening of the stock exchauge this morning, nccompanied by vory large trans- actions, sales in the first fifteen minutes amounting to about 80,000 shares, During the firat hour sales were over 190,000 shares or two-thirds of an averageday’s business of late, At the same timo the market was very fever- ish, irregular, and gonerally weak. After eleven o'clock the market becamo more quiot, and in ths next two hours early losses wero in many ciees recovered, and somathing more, the highest pricas of the day being frequently made. Final dealings wero accompanied by renewed fovarishness, the difference in some cnses being asmuch as } pir cant batween the rales of active stocks. Closed wenk with net lossod of 1@2§ per cont. BTOCKS ON WALL STREET, ), 4. Pacific 6's of '95. Central Pacific ..... Chicago & Alton. do do preferred Obicago, Burlington & Quincy Dalaware, Lackawana & Western, Denver & Rio Grand, Erie,.... do prefarred Illinois Contral Tndiana, Bloon: Kansas & Toxas . Liako Shore & Michigan Louisville & Nashville Michigan Central.. . Missouri Pa Northern Pacitic do do Northweatorn, do preferrad New York Contral. ... Oregon Transcontinental Pacifio Mail, Peorla, Decatur & Evanavill Pullman Palace Car Compa Rock Teland........c..... e 8t l&null & San Francise lo o pref Chicago, Milwankoe & St. Panl, . o do de Bt Paul & Omaha. o Toxas Paclfio Union Paci Wabash, St. L do do Wostern Union Telograph Oregon Railroad & Nav *Txdividond. preferred. .. — PRODUOK. OHIOAGO, August 18, —Flour—Dull winter wheat, south- Wisconsin aad _ Mich- soft spring, @ bakers’, $3.500 low grades, Omi0ad0, IIL and 12! Minnesota patents, $4 75@5.80; 3.00 ‘Wheat—Active, unsettled and decidedly lower; opened uasettled §@1oun der yester- day’s close, declined 1c more, rallied 1o, sold off fo, quickly advanced, ond finally closed 1tc under yesterday; S0}@80jc, cash; 80§c, August; 8igo, Seprember; Sijc, October; No. 2 red, 8ic. Corn - Active, uusettl.d and very irregular; fluctuated frequently; opened lower, rallied i@l later declined §@le, closed September ¢, October o, lovger futures 3@fc over yestorday; 4Dfc, cast; 4bdwddic, August; 45§, Seprember; dde, October, [} e and steady; d@is better; 960, 5c, Augnst; 2dje, Seprember; 2iic, October, Ryo—Easy at i63c, cach, Barley —Qniet at 71c. Timothy 8 25¢ better, prime, 81.65@1.70. Flaxsoed— 4o easier; No, 1, 81224, Pork—Moderately active aund irregular; opened bo higher, fell off 20@20c; later advanced 10@12)c, and closed steady; $9.2) @9 25, cush; ¥Y.20@9.2 August and Sevtember, Liard—A'ctive and unsettled; opensd 23@be higher; weakened; declined’ 68 74c; later L@3Ue, ruled hieher, closed steady; 86 27h@ ous, August and Soptomber; § @6 35, Oct’ ber, Bulkc Meats—Shoulders, $4,15@4 £0; short clowr, $300@b 05; short ribs, $0,44@5 50, casl _. Whisky—Steady at $1.15, Butter —Quiot aud unchanged; good to fine uéellbmery, 16@:1¢; good to chotce dairy, 10 o ifl Cheese—Firm and in fair_demand; choice full cream cheddars, Gj@7o: flste, 7@7hc; young Americas, 8@ ms, 1@dc. Evgs—Moderate dem:nd at 10,@11}e. Hides—Steady and in fair demand; heavy greon salted, fully cured, 74o; light, S@Sic; damaged, 62; bull hides, dry ralted, llc, Tallow—Steady; No. 1 country, bie, Keceipts, 88hipts. 000 4,00 9000 146,000 102/000 2,000 none. Floux, bbla. , . Wheat, bushels, Oorn, bushels Oats, bushel Rye, bush Bariey, busl MILWAUKER, Mouwarkes, Wis,, August 18,—Whoat— Qaiet and sterdier; No, 2 Milwaukee, 8030 beptember, 82fc 8132 Corn Firm; No, 2, 45, Oats—Firmer; N Rye—Tami Harl teady aod uoel Provisions ~Higher; mi Sepiewber, §9.22); October, VINOINNATI, ONvorNNar, O, August Weak aud lower: No. 2 red, 92 Corn~ Unsettled and lower; 45le. Oats—In fair demand and lower; No, 2 mixed, 20@26: Kyv—Dull; No. 2, b, Barley—Firm; No 2 fall, 902, Dull at 89 75, Lard—Firm at 86,20, Whisky — Quiet and firm at $1.13, NEW YORK PRODUCE, Naw Youk, August 18, —Wheat—Lower; re elpta, 803,000 bu; exports, none; ungraded ved. 70@952; No, 3 red, 90c; No. 2 red 93 @93}e, in elevator; ¢ delivered; October closing at €5jc, Cora—On spot tcarcy, but firm; options opened wask, rancted and closed steady; re. oceipte, 99.0 0 bu; exporta 59000 bu: ua- od, b62¢@bd4c; No 2, b3j@bie in eleva- b6@00ic delivered; October closing at 18, ~Wheat— 3 . % mixed, CHICAGO. CH10AGO, 111, August 18 -~The Drovers’ Journal renorte: Cattle—Raceipts, 8,500; 10@16¢ lower; shipping steere, Atockers aud feeders, $2.70@ bulls _and mixed, $2 00@%4.00; weetern ran| lower; natives and * half breeds, $1.20%5.00; cows, %3 40@4.00; wintered Texans, $3.70@ 1 85, Hogs — Racelpts, 9.600; strong; o highen; rouzh and mixed, 4.80; packing and shippiog, £1.35@1.65; akips, $3.00@3.90. Shoop - Raceipts @1.00; Texans, %2.00@8.50, ST, LOUIS St Lovis. Mo, August 18,~ Cattlo—Re- ceipt, 2 800 shipmente, 60; gencrally easier, expzoiaily for low and modinm grades; ship” ping atee $4.65@5 75; native butcher steers, 5.25; mixed lots hutchering stuff, $2 50 23.25@4.40, Roosipts, ; shipments, none; best muttons wauted; poor dull; common to fancy, §2,25@4,00; lambs, $2.50@1.25, KANBAS OITY. Kamnas Orry, Mo, August 15 ~Oattlo—Re- ceipts, 6,500; = shipments, 2,000; Texas 5 lower; natives weaks ex- 40; common to choice ship- stockers and feeders, §3 30@ .50@8.40; grass Texas stoers, 8lo: 0@ cowa, s —Keosipts, 5070; shipments, 1,40 good, stronger and 5e higher; grassery we and slow; light_ and aseorted, = $4.45@4.E0; | | beavy and mixed, $4 10@4.40. Sheop—Roceipts, 700; shipments, none; steady; common to goud muttons, §150@ .00, —— OMAHA LIV STOCK Usiox Stock YARDS, S, OMAHA, | Tuesday Eveniog, August 18, § Busizess at the South Omsha stock yards 18,— Wheat— Daull; B gors, 10@150 | o W was more lively than yesterday and prices a little stronger at the following quotations: Common rough hogs, 70 3.80; good mixed hogs, $3.85@3.95; choice light hogs, $4.00@4.10; butcher’s stock, dull, $2.75 @ Chuice mixed and heavy hogs are 5c The following may be taken as representa- tive ralos made at tho yards today: 60 hogs, 258 lbs, 83 8 3 hows, 231 lbs, 83 90; 52 ho; 60 hogs, 201 1lbs, $4 05: 0 hoge, 261 1bs, $1 05; 3 ; £4 steers. 1,222 lbs, The receipts of cattlo were very light and there was & noticeablo absence of dressed beef stoora, Tho recaipts of hoga wers 72). There is still a demand for a few good sheep, Note: All stock issold by the hundred unless otherwise agreed upon. Pregaant sows aro docked 10 1bs, and stags 8) Ibs. Dead hogs weighing 100 ibs, and upwards 1o par Ib.; un- der 100 165 worthless, Stock Yard Items, T, J. Taylor of Shelton, had 187 hogs and s | 20 steers in the yards today, and Meisner & Taylor 138 hogs, Stewart & Son of St. Paul, had 64 hogs on the market to-day. 2 C. Philpot of Weeping Water, sold 65 g3, A. W, Bingham, an extensive stock ship- perfrom Cortland, was at the yards to-day. Welch of Papillion, had 65 hogs in yards to-day, Morse, Rogers & Co., of Noreh Bend, 8); W, H. Forse, of CUcrtland, Toogood Beoa, of Crate, 61, H. Lobman of Seward, disposed of 30 head of cattle, Five cors of hogs were ehipped over the Missouri Pacific, Y OMAHA WHOL KSALE MARKETS Feuits Lemons—Tha quality of lemons is very fine for this timo of year, and they contioue in good demand. The market has declinod, but 18 firm now, end with hot weather is very apt to advanca again; New Verdelli, fancy, per box, 89.00@10,00, ‘Apples—Commission men are large lots of the very finest of apples continually, ~ Winter apples are goinz to very 'scare, Misonri reports only one'third of a crop; Michigan and Kaneas will have none, Thers will be a full supply from New York stato and Canads and although prices may be a littla high, the fruit from those rectiovs is o far superior that dealers generally will find more profit and eatisfaction In handling this stock than tha western applos in vears of full erops; fancy aating, $3.00@38.25; cooking, 82 75@8 00. Cranberries—Ow ng to heavy frosts in the spriog the crop of cranberries” will be quite short, particularly of the cheaper grades, b.t there will be a fuir sup 21y of Bell and Bugles and Bell and Cherries, Cocoanuts~Per hundred, 85,51, Bansnas —Demand very light; somo very g od stock coming in for this time of the year; yellow, per banch s to size, $2,00@8 50, Peaches —~As soon as California peaches will get too ripo to ship quatities of Delaware aud Michigan peaches will b on the market, At present they ure difficalt to quote, Grapes - Grapes aro raised in lurge quanti- ties in this oity and thore is & prospecs of an abundant yield with corresgondingly low prices. receiviog Calif woia Feults, This delicious frult is now at its best, and very roasonsblo in price, meeting with resdy sale everywhero at good profits to the retail- | 7 era Pears ~Mountain Bartletts, $3 25@3.50; Winter Nellis, Beurre Diel, White Dovenne, };:D Beusre, Luwrcace, Dutchesse, ete ,(8275@ Peaches—Late Crawlord's, Lemon and Red Clings $2.L0 Plums—Per box, 81,75, Praves—$1.75, Grapes—Per crate, Muscats, Rose of Peru, aud Tokay, §2.00, Goneral roduce, Checee— Prices are lower than they have ever been ut this time of the year, and a sbarp advance is expeoted very soon; The recent cool weather heips to make an’ excep tionally fine quality of cheese, as gocd as s generally maua in September. Fancy fall oream Choddars, 8}; fancy fall cr two in hoop, y Awmericas. four in hoop, 103@lle; cheeso, 12jc; Lamburg cheeso, 10c; Swiss cheese, 16 g17c. Proylsions —The market is steadily advanc- iog, sud will contious to du so moothy, a8 prices are 1b cans, per Ib, The: Loef bams, 1 THE DAILY BEE- — per bbl, 6 0 113c; breakfast bacon, 100; clear tide bacon, 7ho; dry salt eides, To; shoulders, 6c Beans— A great many beans are being raised in this state now, almost enough to snpoly the demand were they put in proper shaps and cleaned well, Heretofore n great many boans have gona to waste or_remained uosalable in hands of grower, country meichant or com- mission houses on account of their kinds, sizen, split beans and dirt mixad together and no way to separate them, H, P. Navy beans, $1,40@1 50; H. P, medium, $120@1 85; good clean, 90@8$1.00; inferior, 5 @7bc. ¥ ho matket is improviog, and bet ter prices sre expected before long. = Shippers should carefally candle all eggs before ship ping; no use to pay express charges on rotten egge. a8 commission men have to candle them again on arrival and throw out all bad ones. Egge, fresh, candled, 8§@ 9. Buttor—A little firmer and better feeling exists it thin line, and choice table butter is in falr don.and, Low grades still have to be nold to packers at low prices. Choice table, 13@15¢, good, 10c; fair, 6@ 8o, Poultry—Chickens 1n fair demand at quo- tations: Uhiokens, spring, per doz, 2 00@2 50; chickens, old, per doz, 3 (0@3 b Game--'1 hy seagon for pratrie chickens will hegin September 1st; for quail, October 1st, It is advisable to ship all game ae poultry. Grain, mesa pork, per bbl, 13 00; hem, Plenty at 18@22s, Soarca at 28@30¢. Ryo—10c, Faluw O Ores—110 earion, per gallon, 1ler 158 headlight, por gallon, 160; 175° heaclight per_gallon, 160; 150 water white, 150; lin- par gallon, 453 linseed boiled, per o; Lard, winter str'd, per gallon, 6 ; No. 2, 50; eastor , per g 1 40; sweet, per gallon, 1 003 pe per gallon, 1 60; fish W. B., par gallon, 65; neatsfoot extra, per gallon, 75 No. 1, 703 lubricating, zero, per gallon, 80c; summer, 160; golden machine, No, 1, per gal- lon, 850; No, 9, 280; eperm, sigaal, per gallon 0 )c; turpentine por gallon, 602; naptha, 74c, por gallen, 160, Flour and Milstuffe, BELLING PRIOES, Wlnter Wheat—Firm;best quality patent at .00, Bpring Wheat—Best quality patent at82.50 @3.00. Second quality -82.40@8.00, Bran— bbo per owt. Ohopped Feed—Per 100 Ibs,, 860, Corn Meal—81.00@1.10 per cwt, Boreoning—No, 1, 760 per owt; No 2, 60o. Hominy—8L.60 per ows, Shorta— 653 per cwt, Grabam—$2.00 per cwt, Hay—$£7.00@9.00 por ton, Dry Goods, Prints - Steel _River, Arnold’s, bh; _Manchester, loucester, 54; Dunnell Jacquard, 6: Ramapo, 1; Windsor, 6; Pacific, 6, Har mony, 44 Anchor Shirtings, 4}; Merrimack Shirtings, 4 GINGHAY Second quality—$3.70@8. American, b}; 9@10k; Amoskeag, 9 74; Ivanhoe, 9 i, p 1:" Warwick, 0 Whittendo ; Bates, dress, 8; Bates. staple, (1 Raadolph, staple, 63; Lansdowns, Cikviors—Amo-keng, checka. 93 Keag, stripes, 8); Slater, stripes, 8; K 9k, Whittendon, stripes, 8; Glanrose, checks, 9; O is, stripes, 9, Royal, 635 keag, napped, 113, Luray, book fold, Oberon, bouk fold, 11}; Eadurance, book fold 12, Dextys —Beaver Creek AA, 11; Beaver B, 10; I k_CO, 9; Jaffcay Jatirey D & T, s 24; York, fancy, Huymaker's blue and Amos- fnburg, Otis, mon, &5 brown, 74 3 Duck— (Unblenched) -8 oz Magnolia, 10; 10 0z Magaolia, 11; 8 0z West Poing, 10%; 10 oz West Point, 12} :0Ks—(Colorad) - Boston 9 oz brown and Boston O H brown and drab, 9: X brown and drab, 10: Boston XXX brown and drab, 11; Boston’ O P blug, 113; Warren Tricot, 15, Brow~ CorroNs—Lawren mut LL, 5; Beaver Dam LL, Head, p. \ Clifton CCC, 6}; Utica C, 4; lantic P, 5). < BLeacarn Corrons —Farmars’ Choice, 6} Cavot Gi: Hope 7; Hill 4 4, T3; Hill §, 6 Lonsdale, 7§; Fruit 8; Wamsutia, 10 FiNe Brows Corrons—Pepperell R, 6}, Popperell O, 5j; Atlag, 6}; Statute of Liberty; 5§; Sarunac R, 6}. TickiNGs - Amoskeag A C A, 124; Thorn- dike O O O, 7#; Thorndike fancy, 94 York A, 10%; York favcy; 12}; Millbury, 124; Pearl River, 113; Hamilton, 12; Swift River, 6}; Suetucket S, 84; Shotucket S S, 93; Montaul A, 12; Montauk B, 105; Omega A°C A, 13}, ‘Conser Jxans —Kenrsarge, 7; Armory 7; Pepperell, 75; Indian Orchard, 6: Naum- keag, 7, GRAIN Bacs—American A, $17 50; Har- mony A, $17.50, Stark A, $21 50; Albany A, $19.50, Caresr WARps -Bibb, white, 10§: Ribb, colorno, 22: Peerless, white, 4-ply, 18; Peer- less, colored beaids, 213, Hiaes. Steady; groen butchers’ 7o; groen curod, 8c; dry flint, 12@150, dry salt, 10@11c: dam* sgod Dides two-thirds prio, Tallow—43c. Gromo—Trime white, 3@de. Bheep Palte—250@75, Grocers' List, Dry Fruirs —No, 1, quarter apples, bble,, He; N O slice d, bexes, Ge; evaporated, boxes, 8c: blackberries, boxes, 10c; peaches, boxes none in the market; ches, evaporated, none in the market; rasp*erries, 2 SuGans - Powdered, 8, ulated, 7§ loner 6f; extra 0. G}c 5 - Oystors (Standard) per 90; strawberrios, 2 casa 2 60; raapberries, 2-1b, per case, California penrs, per case, b 80; apricots, per case, b (0; peachies, per case, b 70; white cherrles, per 0; plums, per case, 4 25; whortlcber- f, 7{c; gran: Standrd 8 A, medium yellow, ble; Saddlery Hardware, X U combination loop hames 525, X © 1.0, T. hames, 1 75; var I. O, F. 'ha £3.5 i 81,75 47 ring bits, bdo; Barbonrs No. 10 thread, jap broast strap slide, 30c: X C breast strap slide, 40c; 14 X O 3 loop champ T buckles, $105; 13 j champ T buckles 05 T buckles $130; 1§ ju £1.20; copper rivets No, 9, 200; Bristol snape, 1) ‘ot £5.50, 13 at $4 50, 1 at $3 50, at 3 50, 4,0t 83.60; Gorman wnaps 14 st 8400, 1} at £2,50, 1 at $1.45, & at $1.40, § at $L40. Lesther, No 1 Pittaburg J, C. I.. & Son, Pittaburg K & S 850; No 1 Cincinnati, No 1 Ince leather, 60c; prime slaughter sole leather, 7c; prime onk tole loather, 87c. Druge, DRUGS ARD OREMIOALS—A0d, earbolio, 440 acid, tartario, bbo; balsam copsiba, per 1b 60c; bark, nassafras, por b, 1%¢; cslomel, per Ib, 906; einchonidia, per oz., 80 50; ohloro. form, por Ib, 93c; Dovers powders, per Ib, 1 25; epeom salta, per Ib, Sko; glycerine puro, per 1b, 250; lead noetate, per 1b, 200; oil eastor No, 1 per gal., 81 50; oil oastor, puro per gal,, 81 6); ol olivs, per gal, 81 40, oll origanum, Bo; opium, 84 25 auinine, P, & W, and R, &8, ver oz, 8560 potassium: Todlde, per Ib, 83 25; salicin, gel' oz, 400} salphate morphine, per oz, 83 60j muiphur, per 1b, 4o; atrychnine, per oz., 81 60, Coal, Tho coal trade has improved some of late, The market_is firm at the following quota: i Anthracite egz, $8. anthracite nut, anthracita range, €8 50; lowa, 83, 3 20, Illinois, $4,50; Indiana Tort Scott, $120; Rich Hill, Building Material. The following prices ara quoted for to.day: Lime (in bulk) per brl 65c: lims (in bels) 90e: Louisville coment, $1.5 Ttics, Akron and Milwaukes cement, §1 50; Portland cement Enoglish, $1.00; stuce), Michigan, $2.00; hair in paper sacks per bu, 80¢, Spirits Ooroaxn Serarra —188 proof, 119; do, 101 i;rm‘(. 1 20; spirits, second quality, 101 proof, 19: 'do, 188 proof, 118, fimoflab—l!& proof alcokol 2 80 per wine allon. v ‘Wiskies—Redistilled whiskies, 1 00®1 50; Fine blonded, 150@32 00; Kentucky bour- bons 2 00@6 00; Kentucky and Pennsylva- nia ryes, 2 00@6 50, Branpigs—Imported, 6 00@16 00; domea- tio, 160@8 00, Gins—Imported, 4 50@600; domestlo, 150 @3 00, Rums—TImported, 4 50@8 00; 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50@3 00, CraMPAGNES—Imported, per case, 28 00@ 8400; American, per case, 10 (0@16 00, Now England, Dry Paints Whito lend 80; French Zing, 12¢; Parls whiting, 2hc; whiting_ gildors, 1e; whiting com'l, 13o; lampblack, Germantown, 122 Iampblack, ordinary, 10¢; Prussian blue, 655 untramarine, 18¢c; vandyke, brown, 8¢; um ber burnt, 40; umber, raw, dc; eionna, burnt dc slonus, raw, doi Paris green, genuine, 250 Paris groon,common, 20c; chrome green, N, ¥. 20c; chromo green, K., 120; vermillion, Eng- 7hoi vermillion, American, 18¢; Indian, red, rose pink, 14c; Venetian, red, Cookson’s, 3 Venotian, red. American, 15c; red lead, 74¢; chrome yellow, genuine, 20¢; chrome yol- low, K., 120: ochre rochelle, 3c; ochre, French 240; nohro, American, 2c; Winters mineral, 2%c; Lishich brown, 2ke; Spunish brown, 2key Prince’s mineral, 3¢, w3 Barrels, per gallon: Furnlture, 81 10; furniture, No, 1, 81; coach, ex 40; coach, No, 1, 31 20; Damar, extra, Jopan, 70¢; aephaitum, extes, 8bo, |€ ac, $8 £0; hard ofl finish $1 50. PAINTS 1N Ori—White lead, Omohs, P P, 633 white lead, 8t. Louis, pure, 6 75; Marsail loa green, Lto 51 cans, 20c; French zinos roen seal, 120; French zinc, red eeal, 110, rauch zino, in varnish asst,, 200; French zine, In oil agst, 16c; raw and burnt mmber, 1 'b ha, 10c; raw snd burnt Sienaa 10c; vandgke Grown, 180; rofined lampblack, 120; coach black and ivoey black, 16c; drog black, 16c: Prussian blue, 40c; ultramarine blue, 18¢; chromo green, L, M & D.. 160; blind and shutt green, L, M. & D., 160; Paris groen, 180; Indian red, 150; Venetian red, So; Tua- can'red, 22c; Amorican vermillion, L. & D, 200; yellow ochro, 9; L, M., 0. & 1, 0., 18c; P LIMl Quiney white limo (best yellow ochre, 9; golden ochre, 16¢; patent dryor, 8c; rraining colors, light oak, dark oa, walnu, chestnut snd ash, 180 Tobacco. Smoking, tobaceo~O, 8., 220; Meerschaum, 80c; Long Tom 30q. Biackwell's Durham, 1 oz, blo; 8 Or, 57cj 3 oz., 60c. Seal of North Garolin, 16 0z.,wood, 420; 8 oz. wood, 450; 4 oz., cloth 480; % oz,, b0o, 'Nov Clippings, 26c, Killikinick, 4 oz., 27c; 2 oz., 280 Fina out—Hard to Beat, 70c; Charm of the West, 60c; Fountsin, 703: Golden Thread, 67c; Favorite, 60c; Buds, 50¢; Rocky Moun~ tain, 50c: Fanoy, 45c; Daisy, 40c, Plug tobacco—Climax, 44c per 1b,; Horne- shoe, 460: Star, 46c; Spearhend, 46¢; Our Rope, 50c; Piper Heidsick, 60c; Punch, 40c. Heary Hardware List, Xron, Fates, 2 15; plow steel, spectal oast, 4c crucible steel, 603 caat tools de, 12@18c; wagon spokes, per set, 2208 00; hubs per met, 135; telloss sawed dry, 140; tongues, ench, 750; axles, eash, 75c; square muts per Ib, 7alle; washers, por 1b, 8alfoj rivets, per Ib, 11c; coil chain, pee Ib, 6al2; malleable, 80; fvon wodges, Goi crowbers, 'Ge; harrow teeth, 4o; spring steel, 7a8c; Burden's horse ghioes, 4 25; Burden’s mulezhoas, 5 25, Barnzn Wirk—In oar lots, 4 00 per 100, Narwe—Ratos, 10 to 60; iron, 2.60; steel, 2,65, Hror—Shot, 1 50; buokshot, 1 85; oriental powder, koge, 8 50ad 00;do, half kegs, 200; do quarter kegw, 1 50 blastmg, kegs, § 05; fuse per 100 feet, 600, Lzap—Bar, 165, {DryLuamber. Wholezale—On Board Cars at Omaha, DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, Market active and prices lower than for years past, at the following quotations: hemnfuany s Joore oen [2en ries, per case, 3 00; egg plume, 2-1b, por case, | 2 290; green goges, 2-Ib, per oase, 260; pine apples, 2-1b, per cae, 3 2@ b, WCAN»\ ~Mixed, 93¢; stick, 9§c; twist sticlk, Vineaan —New York apple, 16¢; Ohio ap- ple, 15¢; crab apple, 1 SrarcH—Pearl, 40; Bilver Gloss, So; Corn ch, 8; Excelsior Gloss, 70; Corn, 7}c, ork Sisal. 4 inch and larger, 8¢; § inch, 8jo; 4 inch, 9fc. SALT —Dray loads, per bbl, 1 55; Ashton, in sncke, 3 50; } sacks Ashton, 1 00; bbls dairy, 200@2 75, SeicEs - Pepper, 10c; alspice, 143; cloyes, 2%c; castia, 150, SYRUP - Standard €, 234c, bble; Standard do, +~gallon kege, Sona—In Ib papers, 3 25 & cace; keg per —7 barrel. CaNpLEs —Boxer, 40 1hs, 162, 12}e; 84, 124e; boxes 40 1bs, 16 ¢z, 6+, 124c; half box, 20 lbs,; 12je caddio, 85c; ronad, rl. Marcurs —Par 4bc; square, caees, 170; Oshkosh, cases, 20, ree -Gunpowder, good, 43@! 00d Tmperial, 40 Young Hyson, good, 5 @70c; Japan, naturu] la; Japa 6)@175¢; Oolung, good, 35@ lie; Oslong, el Souchong, good, 30 $40¢; choice, Correes —Lower on nrarly all grades; or- dinary grades, 10c; faie, 12¢; good, 11@12¢; prime, 12@18; choice, 16@217c; faucy green aud vellow, 16@164c; 'old governmant Java, 20 Arbuckle's roa ted, 18} McLaugh Lin's > roasted, 18c; Java, 16§@15jc; Dilwortn’s, "ORACKEES nio, 60; cream soda, The PICKLES — half barrel: i half barrols, Rick —Laonisians, prime to oholce, 6}@Tje. 5 irk's Savon Imperial, 8 00; Kirk's satinet, 8 15, Kirk's standard, 8 60; Kirk's White Russian, 4 60, WoonexwAsE—Two hoop pails, 1 85; three 210. Tubs, No 1, 8 50; pla 1 75; Double Ceown, 2 9 ; well pe, 8g; City «dium in bureels, 6 25; do in 20; emall, in tarrels, 6 10; do in );“zhurkmo 10 barrels, 7 00; do Porasi - Pennsylvania 4 cann in case, 8335 Babbitt's ball, 2 doz ia case, 1 90; An- abor ball, 2doz in case, 1 50, U | 1st, 2 and 44, Ol BOARDS, No, 1 hoards, 12, 14 and 16 ¢, No. 2 bonrds, 12, 14 ana 16 ft, , No, 8 boards, 12, 14 and 16 ft. No, 4 boards, 12, 14 and 16 ft, BHIP LAP, No, 1, Plain, § or 10 inch, No, 2, Plain, 10 inch. Ne1, 0, & FENOCING, inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough . .817 60 7 60 No,1,4 5 11 60 156 50 No. 1 No. 2, No. 2, 6 inch, 16 tect, rough....... 6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough. inch, 16 feet, rough CEILING," inch, Norway fnch, Norway. FINISHIN 1st, 2d and 8d Olear, 1} inch, 1et’ 2d, and 84 Oloar, 14 snd inc B Selact, 13, 14 and 2 inch, 6 6 & & & & 4 4 4 1st Com, 2d Com, , Oleas A Belect, 1 inch B Select, 1 inoh, BIDING, 18t Oom,, 12, 14 and 16 feet 2d Com., 14 and 16 feet, , 8d Oom., 14 and 16 feet Fence, 14 and 16 foet, . POBTS, White Oedar, 6 inch, halves White Cedar, 5} inch, halves. ... Whute Cedar, 8 inches, quarters White Cedar, 4 inch, round. ., ... FLOORING, 1st Oom, 6 Inch, white pine 2d Com. 6 inch,'white pine 8d Com, 6 inch, white pine. B Sel, Fence 6 tnch, white pine e 1st and 2d Clear yellow pine, 4-6 inch BTOCK BOARDS, BATTANS, WELLTUBING, PICKET! eer | O, G, 8 iuch well tubing, Bov. . Pickote: D, & H. Flat, $22 00; Bquare D WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 91, 1885, BHINGLES AND LATH, 08 00 27 160 ) Cement. LI Plaster (Michigan) © Tarrod folt, per cwt. Straw board, per_owt. FRED W. GRAY, (Suoorssor T0) FOSTER & GRAY, W EO L.ES.A XX LUMBER WHITE PINE, YELLOW PINE, CALI. FORNIA REDWOOD ASH, OAK, BLACK WALNUT, SPANISH CEDAR, Bear Creek Lime, Louisville Cement Portland Cement, Towa and_Michigan {Plas- ter, Hair, Ete. Ete. Cor. 6th & Douglas St W, ¥, JOHNSON, EDW, HAMMETT, F. J. SOHUYLER. W. F. Johnson & Co., Commisgion Merchants, 9218 L Salle Street, Chicago, Reccivers of grain and seods. Futures bought and sold. Special attention to sales by samples, Represented by EDWARD BARTON, Lincoln , Neb e CHICAGO avo ORTH- ESTERN RAILWAY. THE BEST ROUTE AND SHORT LINE Omaha Gouncil Bluffs and Chicaso, Thoon to ako for Dos Motnos, Marahall town, Codar Rapids, Clinton, Dixla, Chloago, Ml koo and ail points east. ‘To the peopla of No braska, olorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Novads Orogon, Washington and Callfornia 1t offers suparior advautages not possible by any other line, Among a fow of the nuimorous polnts of maperlor. ity enjoved by the patronsof thls rosd botwoen Omahs and Chicago, aro ita two traias & day of DAY COAORES which ars thefinest thab human art and can create; Ita PALACE SLEEPING CARS models of comfort and elegance; Ita PAR LOR DRAWING ROOM OARS, unsurpassed by any and 1ta widely colebrated PALATIAL DINING CAKS tho squal of which cannot be fourd elsowhore. At Council Bluffe the trains of the Unfon Prelfic Ry. connect In Unton Depot with thoso of the Chicx &0 & Northwestorn Ry I Chicago tho treins of thie lino make closo councotion with those of il eastorn inoa. ForDetrolt, Columbus, Indlanapolls, Cloctnnast, HNiagara Falls, Buffalo, Piltaburg, Toronto, Montxea! Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimare, Wash ington aad all polnts In the East, aak the tickoet agant for ticketa via tho ~NOATH.WESTERN, ' 11 vou wisn tho best accommodations, All tick ¢ ngonta sell tizkota via this line. M. HUGHITT, R 8 HAIR, General Mausger. Gen. Pres, Agent. CHICAGO W. N. BABCOOK, 1412 Farnam t., Omaha, Neb. CHICAGO, Milwankee & St Paul RAIL W.AY. THE SHORT LINE And BEST ROUTE. rROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Chicago, Minneapolis, Milwaukee 8t, Paul, Cedar Rapids, Davenport Clinton, Dubuque, Rookford, Rock Island, Freeport Janeavills, Elgin, Madison, L Cro sue, Beloi, Winona, ‘And all other Important points East, North. east and Southeast. ingenut which aro Gen Ticket office at 1401 Farnam street (In Paxton Ho tel), and b Union Paciflo Depot. llman Slecpers and the Finost Dining Cars in the World are run on tnemaln lines of the CricAco MILWAUKRE & ST. PAUL R'Y and overy attention is paid to passengers by coutteous employés of thocompany, 8. 5, MERRILL, A, V. U CARPENTER, General Manager, Gen'l Passonger Agent, R, MILLER, GEO. F. HEAPFORD, Asa't Gen'l Munagor, Ags't Gen'l Pass Agent J, T, CLARK, Gen'l Bunerintendent ‘Railway Time ‘Table. Tn Bifeot April bth, 1886, The sitouticn of #he travelling publlo iy calied 0 b fac that thinis ho only oomipioto and absoludaly corresh tima-able pnbilshed tn Ahs ciby, All t:3lng exrlie of aad depert fxom Omsha 0y Oantral Bkendard Timo, Tralng of the 0. £, P, M. o thetr depot, co &0, arrivo st sud de of 148 and Vobster ud K, 0 bralns o the B. & B & ywot all othora from 5, J. &C, B, tromtho B, & &b Unlon Pactic dopod, a, ll-'ill'; b, oxcopt atozdayj o, except Bunday)_d, wxcept Monday, WESTWARD DEPART, ABRIVE, ¥ [P nl Pacific. 4 M o IS g 17 1) 760 Douver Kxpross. D ep, Valloy atl ud Exprose . IJ| Neb. 4] ad EIPrOes, .| mm Hight Exprom, ... (10 §dal.... — 8008 | BOUTHWARD, OMAHA J OBBERS' DIRECTOR — Y. g LOMMISND};: TC. ]\RA.NCH & CO, Wholes'e Fruits, Produce, Dysters TRONELL & WILLTAMS, Storage and Commission Mcht's. Fruits, Flour, App'es, Stoneware, Grass Seeds, Buttsr, 13th streef Vinegar, h E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant Butter, Figs, Cheose and Country Produce generally, 800, 19th St., Omalis, Neb. HORST & RIDDELL, General Commission Merchants. SrrctLTiEs - Butter, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, 112 8, 14th St Umaha, Neb. Telephone No. 395, PEYOKE BROS. Commission Merchants, Fruits, Produe and Provisi ns, Omaha, Neb, A. P. SCHACK, Wholesale Commission Fruit, Sceds and Frody Merchant JOHN F, FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, trovisions, Fruits, Flour and Feed. 105 8. Tath St., N ments solicited. Returns made prompt'y. McSHANE & SCHROED! iR, Buyers of Bu'lter and Eggs, Refrigerator and Packing House,14th & Leavenworth Sta., on . R, Trac b, k, Omaha, WIEDEMAN & CO,, Produce Commission Merchants Poultry, Butter, Fruits, Ete. £023 S, 14th St. $0malia, Nebraska. LOUIS HELLER, g'phhgr & Commission Merchant Fruits, Butchers' Tools and Sup- 216 Joes St., Umaha, Neb, CUAL, LIME, EYC. Gro. C. TowL, Pres. Gro.Paransoy, See&Treas NEBRASKA FUEL CO. Shippers of Goz1 and Coke, 214 8, 13th 5t Omaha, Neb 3. 1. Hu k. Nebraska Coal & lime Co OMAILA, NEBRASKA, Office, 217 &, 13th St. Tele, COUTANT ¢ Dealers in Best varietics, WUIRES, nd Soft Coal . Telephoue No N, VoPres. | Buké and Lime Co, b£t coal, 200 8. 13t 8t., Omaha, chraska ' Jobbers of hard and NOTIONS, ETC. J. L. BRANDEIS & 80N, Wholesale Joh Lots, Dry Goods, Notione, Gents' Fornishiog Gow 1a, Coodd from Now York. Teads Si1.4 Daily; 606 and 508 South 18th 8t., Umahs, J. T. Rohinson Notion Company 405 and 405 8, 10th St., Cinaha, Neb, Wholesale dealers in Notions and Gents’ Farn ® . 8, GOODRICH & CO,, French and German Fancy Goods Druggists’ and Stationers’ Sundries. 1415 Famam St., Cmaha, Aeb, FURNITURE, DEWEY & SILONE, Who'esale Dealers in Furniture Farnam St., Omaha, Neb, Wajons and Carr.ages, FATABLISHED 1858, A, J, SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factor 1409 and 14:% Dodge St., Umaha, Neb, A Y, i GROCERIES, 2 E. B, CHAPMAN & CO, Wholesale FancyGrocers, Cigars, Tobicto and Smokera A ties, 1917 Howard St MEYER & RAAPKE, Wh olesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, 4 1819 Douglay MoCORD, BRADY & COM Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and F m Streets, Omal TANTON, GALLAGHER & CO,, !Ihnlesale Groceries & Provisons Nebraska. 00 and 711 8, 10th St., Omals, Neb. HARNESS, ETC, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets and Robes, 1412 Farnam Stecet Omana, Neo, Leather, H.d:s, & te. SLOMAN BROS, e, Harivare * Omaha, Neb. ~ DRY GOODS, J. J. BROWN & CO,, Wholesale Dry Goods & Notions 13.3 Douglas Str AGRICULTURAL IMPLMENTS. LININGER & METJALF CO. LEsAL sul'l !mplements ts., Ciaha, Offiee Cor, 6h as JE W. BEDFORD, Ccke. Lime and Stone, S. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. Yards, oth and ‘WINES and LIQUORS. Dealers in Agri DORFEF & MARTIN, Wholossle Dealers In tural Implements, Wagons and Buziies, Omaha, Neb. PARLL fgricul *EO. W, DUNCAN, sor to MeVANAILA & DUNCAY, Importers and wholesale Dealers’ in— Wines, Liguors and Cigars, 214 and 216 8, 14th 8t., O e TN GROTIE) Wines and Liguors, Wostern Agent Jos. rowiing Co. FRANK DELLON CO., Dealers in Liguors and Cigars, 1 1204 Douglas St., Omaha, M eb: Noe. 4 and 307, &d Dist. N. Y. L. P. LARSON & CO,, ‘Wholesale 1 Factoric ILER & Co, Distillers and Importers of Win And Liquors. Sole Manufacturers of Kenne 1112 Har HENRY HORNE Wholesale Wines, Liguors, i 1 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb, gars CIGARS and TOBACCO WESL & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And wholesale dealers in Leaf + 5, No. 108 and 110 N, 5 av MAX MEYER & CO., Johbers of Cigars. Tohaccos, Gunsand An ¥15 to 204 8, 11th St. 1020 to IRON PIPE, ETC. A, L STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe, and Engines. Railway and Milling Supplies, cte, COWINC ch Hydraulic bbers i 7HARDWAHE. . 1. BROATOI, Heavy H‘;rdware, Iron, Steel, prings, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lumber, ete. 1200 and 1211 Harney &1, Omaha, Neb, EDNEY & GIBBON Wholesale Iron, Steel, Wagon|. And_Carriega Wood Ftock, Heavy Hardware, Etc., 1217 and 1219 Leavenworth 8t , Omaba, Neb, EASTWARD, Q m‘zt-“:.atfl. b2 iflghs Bxpross . Blule| 3 {5 NORTHWARD, | Sl S A2 | Oakiand Accommadatialid [ ., Paul Night Expross.| Qe (uze P vorite preacription of & noted specialist (WOW F¢- Druggists can 811 it. _Address DR. WARD & CO.. LOULSLANA, MO, A MILTON ROGERS & 8ONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass Goods, 1321 and 1925 Far- Lreet. LEE, FRIED & CoO , Jobhers of Hardware and Nails. Tiuware, Shect lron, Etc. Agents for Howe Se.les ani Miami Powder Co. Omahs, Neb, RECTIOR & WILHELMY CO,, Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Jeflerson Stecl Nalls, Cor 10th and Harney Steets Cinalia, Neb, Plrk Packing. JAMES E, BUYD,' Pork Packer and Shipper, Owaha, Nebraska. Drugs Etc CLARKE DRUG COMPANY Wholesale Dtuggists, Jubbers of Paints, Oils, Window Glass, ete. 1114 Haz= ey St., Ouihia, Neb FLOUR, ETC, L. A. STEWART & CO,, Wholesale Flour Dealers, And manufacturers of Muminating and Lubricating Ol L. A. STEWART & CO,, anufa Illuminatmg and tubricating Cils Wholesale Flour Dils. O N BRUNO TZSCHUCK, Jr, Agent for J. C. Hoffmayr &Co., Manf'rs Highest Grades of Flour By Rollers and_Hungarian Proce chouse 1213 Jones Street, Cmal urers and Jobbers LUMBER, ETC, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumher, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, ete. Yards-Cor. 7th and Douglas, Cor and Louglas, BOHN MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Staie Work and Interior Hard Wood Finish, Just opened. N. E. Cor. 8th and Leayenworth Sts., Ouiaha, Neb, G. F. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Building Paper, Ete, South 13th Street, Omaha, Neb. FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th and Douglis 8t., Omaha, Neb. GEO, A, HOAGLAND, Wholesale Qe&gqr in Lumber. T A Wak 1 J. ¥ D3 Wholesale lllmllg[,lath,ShineIes Building Papers, Sas, Blinds, Mouldings, Fickots, Posts, Lin v, Hair, Comont, Ninth and Jories, Omaha, Neb, CARPETS, 8, A, ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, 0il Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goo , 1418 Famwn Street, b, Omaha, Boots and Shoss, W, V. MORSE & CO,, Johhers of Boots &nd Shoes, 1319 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neh, Manufactory, 118 Sutimer 8t Boston, Coffee and £pices, CLARKE BROX. & CO.,, Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills Importers and wholesale dealers in Teas, Coffecs s and Cigars M der, Extracts, Blu S, Omahia, Nebraska, Crockerv. W, L, WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Inporters of Crockery, Glassware; Lamps, Chimueys, cté; Office 817 5. 13th St ,Omaha, Nebraska, Miscellaneous, 7. BOYER & CO, Agents for Halls Safe & Lock Co’s Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Tine Locks, Vaullg and Jail Work. 1020 Farnam St., Cmaha, Neb, L. C, HUNTINGTON & SON, Dealers in Hides, Wool, Tallow, 1114 Jackson Btreet, Omaha, Neb. " CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO,, Wholesale Dealers in Oils, Gasoline, Mica Axlo Grease, etc. A, . Bishop, Mans ager, Omaha, Aebravka,